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So was this to build a lathe

Even with inter state delivery GPW worked out cheaper for me in Melbourne then the best quotes the local stores could get me and they actually had stock ready to ship.

Wish we had more shops like them.

Originally Posted by jong

Even with inter state delivery GPW worked out cheaper for me in Melbourne then the best quotes the local stores could get me and they actually had stock ready to ship.

Wish we had more shops like them.

We do - I have never been able to beat this bloke for service, supply or price

But good on GPW as well - good service is the exception not the rule these days.

Cheers

Originally Posted by wheelinround

So was this to build a lathe

No Wheelin. Don´t start me on that saga.

Should never have given a thought to trying to do any turning here. But, now that i´m in so far I have to keep going.Getting decent sanding `paper is my biggest hurdle at the moment, but I may have that covered when some friends arrive from the States.

Hi Artme,
I've been a Hermes 406 J Flex, Blue w/- Yellow Cloth Backing, for just on 20 years.

Then along comes TTIT, w/- his Indasa Rhynowet, Redline wet & dry Sandpaper.
Man, I can't fault this stuff. It cuts like you would not believe,& lasts.

I just gave it a rub on the White Chem.Suit, & you look at it, & can't believe that you had just used it. Clean as a whistle.

Approx 60cents a sheet. Anyway ask TTIT about it or Google Indasa.

He gave me, 240, 320, 400, 600, 800, 1000 grit. It's the best you will ever use.
The sheets are the norm. 11in. x 9in. & it is made in Portagul.

I just cut 1 1/2in. - 40mm.? strips then cut them in half again. You may need to write the grit size on the back.

We found 2 places in Vic. Melton paints?, & another paint place in Campbellfield. Both are car spray paint shops, as that is what the QLD. people use it for.

Regards,
issatree.